Anushe Engineer on how Pakistan’s youth are leading the charge for climate justice by challenging outdated systems, driving grassroots activism and demanding real change.
Published23 Mar, 2025 08:00am
The Women’s Sindh Open celebrated its 30th edition last year. The story of women’s swimming in Pakistan owes a great debt to a bunch of mothers from Karachi.
Updated02 Feb, 2025 06:34pm
Both players remained undefeated throughout the tournament; Raja stormed to victory over USA’s Archibald Anolik in three straight sets.
Published18 Dec, 2024 11:49am
The venue's inauguration was a glimpse into what the space is envisioned to be — vibrant, community-oriented, resourceful, and radical.
Published21 Oct, 2024 04:20pm
Sport has allowed them to make sense of the world, and the journey to the Olympics taught them how much power it holds when you use it to amplify your message.
Updated06 Oct, 2024 08:20pm
The nearly three-kilometre walk from Teen Talwar to Karachi Press Club was a microcosm of a larger movement growing nationwide.
Updated31 Aug, 2024 01:00am
Various sports bodies proclaim their unwavering support for the athlete; mothers of Arshad, Neeraj express support for each other's sons.
Updated10 Aug, 2024 10:51am
With one hand on his chest, Nadeem sings national anthem as Pakistan's flag is raised after 40 years at an Olympic stadium.
Updated09 Aug, 2024 11:09pm
India's Neeraj Chopra leads the field with season best 89.34m throw, followed by Grenada's Anderson Peters and Germany's Julian Weber.
Updated08 Aug, 2024 08:28pm
Every August over the last few years since he rose to national consciousness, Arshad has thrown his wand to give the nation a bit of magic.
Updated06 Aug, 2024 02:39pm